Tower City Memorial Park

jeff of pa

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Decided to Hunt where a WW2
Plane was Parked many Years ago.

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I remember as a Kid I had to go accross the street
at the Legion & Get a Vaccination for School.
Measels Maybe ? Whatever the Vaccine everyone had to take
in the early 60's.

Anyway after the vaccination, I Went accross the Street
& Kids were Climbing all over the Plane.

it is Gone Now. Gone to the Great Airplane Museum
somewhere. :tongue3:

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but Figure stuff had to be Lost there.

My Gas Rebate $2.10

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My Junque

Flag Grommets From Flag Burnings,
Shells From Services, Etc.

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a 1946 Wheat

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and a Ring Marked 925

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DKinPA

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Congrats on the ring Jeff!!

That plane is actually on display now at Fort Indiantown Gap!

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Good one Jeff, scored a silver in a relatively small number of targets.
 

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Thanks all !

& Thanks Dave ! I was wondering where it ended up.
I'v probably driven by it & Never Realized
it was the same one.
 

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Nice finds Jeff, your aircraft in the pix looks like it might be a T-33 Shooting Star. I worked on those for 10 years up here in the Great White North, great little aircraft.
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Good thinking, shame it didn't pay a little bigger, but thats the breaks :icon_thumright:
 

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nice day out Jeff.why flag burnings in that area? :icon_scratch:
 

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HEAVYMETALNUT said:
nice day out Jeff.why flag burnings in that area? :icon_scratch:

The Legion does it on a regular Basis.

I think the Word they use is
flag "Retirement" :tongue3:
 

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jeff of pa said:
HEAVYMETALNUT said:
nice day out Jeff.why flag burnings in that area? :icon_scratch:

The Legion does it on a regular Basis.

I think the Word they use is
flag "Retirement" :tongue3:

Exactly. Acording to flag code, when it is faded excessively, torn beyond reasonable repair, or no longer properly represents the nation, it is retired. Officially, the stripes are removed and destroyed forst and the field is destroyed intact. We have a Boy/Girl Scout program here at JBLM that collects and respectfully retires old flags. I regularly see that they have hundreds to retire.

I also agree that the aircraft is a T-33/P-80
 

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